Concealer creasing problems!

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Hannah S.

Mar 6, 2013

Hannah S.

What is the best way to apply under eye concealer? I normally end up with creases and it just looks uneven, but I have to wear concealer due to my extremely dark circles. Any advice?

Ashley D.

Mar 6, 2013

Ashley D.

Pat with ring finger and then set with a powder. Make sure the concealer is a cream if is under the eyes.

Jade S.

Mar 6, 2013

Jade S.

I also found that making sure to use an eye cream first really hydrates it and makes it not so bad. The concealer is also a big part of it. Nothing I have used hasn't creased besides MAC Prolongwear. And apply it the way Ashley said.

Alyssa U.

Mar 6, 2013

Alyssa U.

Always apply your primer first, and of course set it with a finishing powder! Between the 2 extras you should be fine! If you are still creasing you could look into a new concealer, that one may just not be right for your skin!

Danielle P.

Mar 6, 2013

Danielle P.

What concealer do you use?

Hannah S.

Mar 6, 2013

Hannah S.

Thanks guys!! I'm currently using Covergirl Invisible Concealer and have been doing most of what you guys have said! So I guess I just need to invest in a new kind. Do you know of any good drugstore brands?

Jade S.

Mar 6, 2013

Jade S.

A lot of people on YouTube have been talking about the covergirl and Olay corrector. It hydrates and has a yellow tint to get rid of the dark. You should try it! Casey Holmes has talked about it a lot.

Hannah S.

Mar 6, 2013

Hannah S.

Okay, I''ll probably try that and see how it works. Thanks!

Danielle P.

Mar 6, 2013

Danielle P.

Nyx is good, I like the new literal concealer,it's.twist up one.

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